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Sharon M. Flicker

Associate Professor of Psychology

California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

Sharon M. Flicker is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Associate Professor of Psychology at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

Associate Professor of Psychology

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psychology behavioral sciences sexual behavior interpersonal relationships african american studies mental health social psychology violence against women public health substance abuse women's health psychopathology family relations family psychology interpersonal violence women's studies addiction treatment psychosocial research intimate relationships substance use disorders adolescent health family violence applied social psychology counseling psychology adolescent psychology family therapy mating psychology personal relationships domestic violence interpersonal attraction consensually non-monogamous relationships latina women psychological trauma feminist criminology child psychology contemporary family therapy family process general linguistics second language acquisition black feminism partner violence victimology family diversity ethnic group relation therapeutic relationship behavioral health feminist perspectives sexology evidence-based therapies evidence-based interventions black experience indigenous peoples cross-cultural perspectives intimate partner violence concomitant forms help-seeking behavior treatment outcome ethnic matching anglo substance-abusing adolescents ethnic background treatment retention therapeutic alliance functional family therapy protection orders intimate partners relationship quality consensual non-monogamy negativity gendered sexuality sociology social problems differential psychology social sciences family planning family medicine sexual and reproductive health gender identity sex education lgbt youth psychological bulletin culture aggression applied psychology personality clinical psychology health psychology lgbt health gender studies education psychiatry social relations family studies social work sexual orientation sexual abuse sex research well-being post-traumatic stress disorder family issues sexuality and disability empathy sexual health therapeutic approaches

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“I Know How to Identify and Communicate My Needs”: A Qualitative Study of the Self‐Perceived Strengths of People in Polyamorous Relationships. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2026)

Addressing Relationship Stigma and Supporting Lgbtq+ Individuals in Consensually Non-Monogamous Relationships. CBT: science into practice (2025)

gender identitygendered sexualitysexual and reproductive healthstigmahomosexualitysexual orientationsociologyinterpersonal relationshipssocial sciencessexual behaviorgender studiessexuality and disabilityqueer theoryglbt family studiestransgender healthlgbt healthlgbt youth

How Many Love Languages Are There? Examining Chapman's Five Love Languages Using a Bottom‐Up Approach. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2025)

language policysecond language researchsociolinguisticscorpus linguisticslinguistic anthropologylinguisticsmultilingualismstructural linguisticsapplied linguisticsgeneral linguisticseast asian languagesenglish languagelanguage testinghistorical linguisticslanguagelanguage documentationsecond language acquisition

Mechanisms of Anxiety Reduction During Adult Coloring: Mindfulness, Flow, Enjoyment, and Distraction. Mindfulness (2025)

Polyamorous Individuals' Jealous and Compersive Responses to Their Partner's New Relationship Energy: The Role of Mindfulness, Emotion Regulation, Distress Tolerance, and Empathy. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2025)

Revisiting the Five Love Languages Framework: Toward a More Flexible Model of Love Expression. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2025)

Advancing Consensual Non‐Monogamy in Psychological Research, Practice, and Policy: A Guide for Psychologists. Social Issues and Policy Review (2024)

Amy C. MoorsMichelle Denise VaughanSharon M. FlickerKaiponanea T. MatsumuraHeath A. Schechinger

social psychologyapplied social psychologycounseling psychologymental healthviolence against womensocial policyinterpersonal violencebehavioral sciencespsychological researchsocial sciencespsychologypsychosocial researchfamily violence

CORRECTION: Initial Motivations for Engaging in Polyamorous Relationships. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2024)

Alexander K. TatumSharon M. FlickerImara PeraltaR. J. Kubicki

motivationpolyamorous relationshipsinitial motivationsinterpersonal relationshipsinterpersonal attractionbehavioral sciencessexual behaviorpsychologyintimate relationships

Testing the Predictions of Chapman's Five Love Languages Theory: Does Speaking a Partner's Primary Love Language Predict Relationship Quality?. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2024)

Your Happiness is My Happiness: Predicting Positive Feelings for a Partner’s Consensual Extra-Dyadic Intimate Relations. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2024)

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Sharon M. Flicker

Associate Professor of Psychology

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Psychology

Sharon M. Flicker is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Associate Professor of Psychology at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sharon M. Flicker

California State University, Sacramento

Associate Professor of Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“I Know How to Identify and Communicate My Needs”: A Qualitative Study of the Self‐Perceived Strengths of People in Polyamorous Relationships. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2026)

Addressing Relationship Stigma and Supporting Lgbtq+ Individuals in Consensually Non-Monogamous Relationships. CBT: science into practice (2025)

How Many Love Languages Are There? Examining Chapman's Five Love Languages Using a Bottom‐Up Approach. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2025)

Mechanisms of Anxiety Reduction During Adult Coloring: Mindfulness, Flow, Enjoyment, and Distraction. Mindfulness (2025)

Revisiting the Five Love Languages Framework: Toward a More Flexible Model of Love Expression. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2025)

Advancing Consensual Non‐Monogamy in Psychological Research, Practice, and Policy: A Guide for Psychologists. Social Issues and Policy Review (2024)

Amy C. MoorsMichelle Denise VaughanSharon M. FlickerKaiponanea T. MatsumuraHeath A. Schechinger

CORRECTION: Initial Motivations for Engaging in Polyamorous Relationships. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2024)

Alexander K. TatumSharon M. FlickerImara PeraltaR. J. Kubicki

motivationpolyamorous relationshipsinitial motivationsinterpersonal relationshipsinterpersonal attractionbehavioral sciencessexual behaviorpsychologyintimate relationships

Testing the Predictions of Chapman's Five Love Languages Theory: Does Speaking a Partner's Primary Love Language Predict Relationship Quality?. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2024)

Your Happiness is My Happiness: Predicting Positive Feelings for a Partner’s Consensual Extra-Dyadic Intimate Relations. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2024)

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